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- (2008) Awarded for Oriental medicine at The Korea Health Industry Awards

- (2008) Awarded for distinguished services at the Korean Association of Chronic Disease Management

- (2007) Awarded the Korea's Best Leadership Prize by Dale Carnegie Training Korea

- (2005) Awarded 2nd prize for his TRT presentation at the International Medical Academic Meeting in Hua-xia China'

- (2000) Awarded the presidential commendation (civil merit medal)

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-The '''Jaseng Hospital of Oriental Medicine''' (Hangul: 자생한방병원) is the largest oriental medical hospital specializing in non-surgical treatment of spine and joint disorders in [[Korea]]. The hospital is notable for its accomplished history in the field of non-surgical oriental medicine and its International Clinic, headed by Dr. Raimund Royer, the only European practicing oriental medicine in Korea.
-Jaseng Hospital of Oriental Medicine uses non-surgical techniques such as [[CHUNA]] Therapy, medicines and acupuncture to achieve excellent clinical results in disc and spinal disorders.CHUNA Therapy fixes misaligned bones and muscles to achieve excellent results in pain relief. The medicinal therapies provide nutrients to weakened bones and strengthen surrounding muscles and ligaments to enhance the results of the CHUNA Therapy in treating difficult disorders related to weakened discs, weakening spondylitis, stenosis, and so forth.
-The hospital treats acute pain, chronic pain and the fundamental causes of spine and joint disorders with a combination of [[acupuncture]], [[moxibustion]], manipulation and herbal medicine therapy. The examination center utilizes western medicine procedures, [[X-rays]], [[MRI]]s and [[CT scan]]s, to determine the proper patient diagnosis. The 150 specialists treat approximately 500,000 cases yearly.
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